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Meet Loyola’s WBB Coaching Staff

On April 8, 2022 Loyola named Allison Guth as the 10th head coach in women’s basketball history. Since then, Guth has been working to hire and retain her staff for the upcoming season. If you’d like to read up on Coach Guth, check out our article on her right: here. But this article is about …

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Loyola Chicago May 2023 Prospect List

We are back with another edition of the Prospect List. This May Edition includes six new players. Those six are the first six listed as you scroll down. The one thing all these players had in common, is that all six all had impressive starts to their AAU seasons. All players now have an associated …

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Sheldon Edwards Commits to Loyola Chicago

He’s a Rambler man just as his tweet states! i’m a rambler mannnnn — Sheldon G. Edwards Jr (@sheldonnn13) April 20, 2022 Sheldon Edwards who comes in as a very familiar face to our Loyola Ramblers has committed to Loyola this past Monday. Edwards comes after two years at MVC rival Valparaiso, where he …

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Jeameril Wilson Commits to Loyola Ramblers

The Easter bunny brought one more treat for the Loyola Ramblers this weekend and its transfer Jeameril Wilson commitment. Wilson will be coming back to Chicago after four years of playing at Lehigh University in the Patriot League. Jeameril will be playing not too far from his high school days as a Chicago native having …

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A New Way to Evaluate Prospects: BuckScore

BuckScore will be a way to evaluate players throughout high school and into college. The basic story is that we wanted a way to grade high school players and Loyola recruits after watching tape on them. One of the most difficult things that we’ve come across while evaluating prospects is how to compare the players …

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Bryce Golden Commits to Loyola Chicago

Another day, and Loyola gets another commitment. This time the commitment comes from 6’9” forward, Bryce Golden. He originally is from Sharpsburg, MD and attended St James High School. Out of high school, Golden had a bunch of offers, to name a few: Illinois, Syracuse, and Texas Tech. He chose Butler. At Butler, Golden started …

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Philip Alston Commits to the Loyola Ramblers

Philip Alston becomes the first transfer to commit to Drew Valentine and the Loyola Men’s Basketball team. Alston is a standout player from California University of Pennsylvania where he averaged 21 points, 10.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game this past season. The 6’6 division 2 transfer held plenty of D1 offers and I believe …

Allison Guth as been announced as the next Women's Head Basketball Coach at Loyola Chicago.

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Loyola Chicago hires Allison Guth as the next Women’s Basketball Coach

Welcome back to the North Side of Chicago, Allison Guth! Guth began her coaching career in Rogers Park as an assistant coach from 2005-2007. She played basketball at the University of Illinois where she earned a scholarship after starting her career there as a walk-on. She’s made stops as an assistant coach at Missouri, DePaul, …

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Loyola Chicago 2023 Prospect List

With six seniors graduating, the focus has shifted. Now more than at any time in the past 5 years, we as Loyola Chicago fans are curious about who will fill our roster and fuel our next NCAA tournament run. We’ve seen Coach Drew secure four, 3-star recruits (Thomas, Quinn, Dawson, and Lewis) since taking over. …

The 2021-2022 Loyola Ramblers team gathers at half court of Gentile Arena after their preseason scrimmage for season ticket holders.

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Insights into Loyola’s A10 Move

Previously, I chatted about the potential roster that the Loyola Ramblers could suit up for the 2022 – 2023 NCAA season. Now I want to understand how Loyola Chicago got into the Atlantic10 and why it’s a great fit for the entire Rambler Athletic program. SCHOOL BACKGROUND I’ll have to state the obvious first …